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OCTOBER 2010 WELCOME to our Student Special edition of BN1 Magazine, where we give those curious freshers a much-needed guide to our wonderful but bewildering city. With our top suggestions of where and when to eat, drink, dance and fall over, you’ll find everything you’ll need overleaf! On top of this we have our usual comprehensive guide to what’s on and where to do it, including some top competitions on offer.

The gradual descent into autumn can leave many in need of a small chuckle to keep them going, so there can be nothing better than the still relatively new Brighton Comedy Festival and its huge lineup of top comedians. Flip through to see our recommendations and some exclusive interviews with two top comedians!

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WHAT’S GOING ON? The final quarter of 2010 is upon us and where on Earth did our year just go? Christmas displays are already in shop windows and sunglasses, flip flops and sun screen are all but a distant memory. Never fear, because with this seasonal change also comes great music, live comedy and other fun ways to spend your daytimes and evenings.

THE BRIGHTON COMEDY FESTIVAL KICKS OFF on October 8th, with the likes of Robin Ince and Tommy Tiernan. The lineup improves as the festival goes on with BN1 favourites and this month’s interviewees Julian Clary and Stephen Grant both performing throughout the festival. Other highlights include Frankie Boyle, Al Murray, Ardal O’Hanlon, Josie Long, Rich Hall, Jimmy Carr, Mark Watson and the amazing Stewart Lee. Enough chuckles in there to lighten even the dampest of moods, we’re sure you’ll agree.

NEW BEGINNINGS It will be impossible to miss the influx of students, as is customary for this time of year as the new academic term begins. Expect the usual bar crawls and other nonsense throughout the city, with nights such as Stone Love (Digital, 1st October) undoubtedly packed to the rafters with fresh young faces.

There is a free treat in Brighton Live, which is set to occur across Brighton on 5th-9th October, with 150 bands in 20 different venues performing around town. During Brighton Live there will be the BBC Introducing (at the Prince Albert), Juice FM (Latest), Radio Reverb (The Brunswick), BIMM and Brighton Source magazine. Most importantly of course is the BN1 Magazine presents area, with performances from many upcoming local acts, hosted at Ali Cats on the 6th. Don’t let this opportunity pass you by; at five days long and absolutely free, you have no excuse at all to miss out.

Something a little sillier is scheduled for October the 30th, with the fourth annual zombie walk

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returning to Brighton in true Halloween style.

Hundreds of the undead are expected to show up for the two-hour walk, which stretches through the centre of Brighton. Either join in with the costume fun, or simply go along to see the scores of zombies frighten members of the public. For more information, check beachofthedead.com.

Elsewhere on the same night, you can find dozens of exciting and interesting things, all part of the annual Brighton White Night. Presented as an alternative to contemporary drinking culture and to celebrate the end of British Summer Time, the city will be buzzing with all sorts of curios, from an interactive installation in Jubilee Square to an at-sea artwork, a shimmering cloud of red lights generated by wind near the West Pier. With plenty, plenty more going on during the 13 hour night time festivities there’s certainly something for everyone. The fully detailed schedule releases on October 1st, and can be found on their website.

ALL THE REST There are tons of things to do around town in October, including ‘Business Networking for people who hate Networking’ at the friends meeting house on the 7th, the ‘Frock Me’ vintage fashion fair at the Corn Exchange on the 24th, the ‘Brighton Breeze’ London to Brighton VW run on the 2nd and the Doggy Fashion Show in Hove on the 10th. So as usual, Brighton plays host to an amazing range and quantity of fun things to do throughout the month, even if it is the somewhat depressing end of what has been a fantastic summer!

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JUNIP Komedia: October 11th You probably didn’t know that Jose Gonzalez was in a band. The haunting indie-rock trio that is Junip, formed in the late 90s, found very muted success in 2005 with the release of their debut EP ‘Black Refuge’. After a five year cessation (a period in which Gonzalez has had much greater success as a solo act), Junip have reformed. Following the release of their sophomore effort ‘Rope and Summit’ last month they will be touring the UK from the 3rd until the 11th of October. Get down to Komedia on the 11th to see Gonzalez, Elias Araya and Tobia Winterkorn in action for what will certainly be an intriguing display of contemporary Scandinavian music, dominated by understated riffs and modestly composed acoustic rhythms. (AA)

FRAZEY FORD Brighton Ballroom: October 14th If you can, try to imagine the dynamic of a Canadianborn musician, whose sound is a composition of traditional American folk instrumentals with recurring shades of soul and a voice like a besieged cross between Joan Baez and Ann Peebles. This is probably not what Frazey Ford sounds like.

But it seems this is as close as anyone can get to defining her sound which has been loosely labelled as ‘Americana’. Ford’s debut album ‘Obadiah’ was released in July of this year to a warm reception (in the United States at the very least) and Ford was said by the New York Times to be ‘eerily calm’ in her muffled throaty and ‘flickering’ soft vocals. It should be a soul-warming session at the Ballroom on the 14th so scoop up some tickets. (AA)

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22nd Oct 2010 supporting Darwin Deez @ Digital (16+) Cadets is a 3-piece band who play Latin tinged, electro indie pop, originally from the midlands who now reside in Brighton. Cadets are about to embark on a 10-day UK tour with Darwin Deez, Little Commits and Naive New Beaters.

CHASE & STATUS Club Digital, October 30th Producing for Rihanna, remixing for The Prodigy, Dizzee Rascal and Jay-Z, Saul Milton and Will Kennard have become one of the UK’s most successful Drum and Bass/ Hip-Hop/ Dub Step outfits of the last few years. You wouldn’t believe that they originate from the sleepy academic haven of Cambridge, traditionally littered with intellectual hippie types. For a taste of Chase & Status blaring out filthy electro and no doubt some of their finest mixes head down to Digital at the end of the month.

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Full listings at www.bn1magazine.co.uk. You can even add your own events completely free with the Brighton Event’s Calendar.

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None of the above? Lots of money?

Great job? So Many prospects you’re bored to tears? Nothing to do from Wednesday 6th to Saturday the 9th of October?

Love music?

LUCKY FOR YOU THEN THAT YOU’RE SITTING AIMLESSLY IN A PUB, your mate’s gone to empty their bladder and you picked up BN1 Magazine to fill the void. Read on: Asahi Beer, The Arts Council, The PRS Foundation for New Music and of course, BN1 Magazine brings you Brighton Live, a four day, free music event spread over 18 venues and featuring over 100, that’s right, 100 local bands. If you didn’t have enough money to go to Reading, Leeds, Glastonbury and the like or perhaps you didn’t fancy telling muddy sixteen you olds to get their own bollock warm lager but nonetheless had forgotten the benefit of living in Brighton, well then its time to start remembering again ok.

Now, being the savvy reader that you are, you’ll be asking, “which bands?” or, more importantly, “why should I care?” Well this year’s line-up looks to be one of the most exciting in this event’s seven year history.

BBC Introducing (at the Prince Albert), Juice FM (Latest), Radio Reverb (The Brunswick), BIMM, Brighton Source magazine and BN1 Magazine (Ali cats) will all host curate events this year so as to

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offer you, that’s right, you there, the opportunity to catch the stars of tomorrow, playing in small, intimate venues before they develop insatiable appetites for sex, drugs and alcohol, lose direction and develop egos directly un-proportional to the level of their talent and plough off our radars and straight into rehab and then into obscurity, going down in the annals of rock and roll history. This event will be the equivalent of when my dad said to me, “I saw Jimi Hendrix play at a small pub in Cornwall… there were only 5 people there who sat, mildly confused, as they silently quaffed cider”.

The city will be divided into technically five musical zones. Read on - you will see what I mean:

ZONE 1: Kemptown. What a terrific hub of goodwill and party mayhem. Here amongst many other raucous goings on you can enjoy a Singing and Performance Seminar with Jo Harman downstairs at the Latest Music Bar. Whilst Upstairs, on Saturday, you can catch a seminar from The Brighton Fringe Workshop at 12:30 and a seminar on The Music industry at

BRIGHTON LIVE

So those are the zones and there’s a glimpse of what will be going on at all of them. Here of course we only have enough space to briefly fondle your unmentionables, arousing, we hope, more than a whisper of anticipation at the veritable orgasm of sonic delight that Brighton Live has to offer the pauper and the king alike. For full details please check out www.Brightonlive.net.

BN1 Magazine Will be playing host on Wednesday 6th October at Ali Cats! Be sure to get your arses down for an evening of thrilling acoustic sets with three of our top choice local bands/acts! See ya all down there!! By Immanuel Guffogg

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14:00, Knowing Your Rights at 15:30 and, if your feeling randy baby, Music Industry Speed Dating at 16:00.

ZONE 2: The North Laines. As with all the Zones, there is a plethora of time honoured drinking holes to grab your attention as you flit like a magpie through the bustling bohemian streets. No where is this more true however, than in The North Laines. With that said, the aforementioned, BBC Introducing showcase at The Prince Albert, is likely to be a particular hot and I mean visibly sizzling hot, hot spot. For best results check the heat on Wednesday and Friday at 19:00

ZONE 3: The South Laines. All manner of twitterns will no doubt funnel drunkards seamlessly all day long to their intended destinations. Here’s where to go for the Launch party: It’s all kicking off at Madame Geisha’s on Tuesday the 5th of October. BN1 of course are on hand at Ali Cat’s to provide an evening of pure acoustic bliss. Renowned brokers of new talent, Source Magazine will also be hosting every night at Jam.

BN1 Magazine Presents @ Ali Cats: Wednesday 6th October The Light Fingered Folk The Light Fingered folk are Victoria Darby and Adrian Holloway. They first met up when festival favourites Wide Eyed Order were formed in 2008, and their love of alt-country, folk and acoustic blues cemented a firm friendship and strong musical partnership.

Influenced by Ani Difranco, Turin Brakes and Kristin Hersh amongst others, they weave country tunes interspersed with folk and blues elements to create their own individual sound.

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ZONE 4: Hove. With only The Brunswick and the Beesmouth acting as Hove based Brighton Live venues this year, if you fancy getting away from the hustle and bustle, Hove’s going to have to be on your map. That being said, The Brunswick and The Beesmouth are both great venues so don’t expect the peace and quiet to last too long…

Tallulah May Singer and songwriter Tallulah May is becoming rapidly recognised on the Brighton music scene by her unique soulful voice and beautiful melodies.

Tallulah’s influences include Nick Drake and Etta James, but one thing’s for sure; This lady oozes originality and charm that shouldn’t be missed. www.myspace.com/tallulahmay

ZONE 5: Brighton Marina/Seafront Area. The legendary back drop to all things Brighton. Here you can wander in wonder through The Sealife Centre Music tunnel which will feature lunchtime busking sessions Tuesday to Friday between 12:00 and 14:00. Also, roughly speaking in the vicinity of The Seafront will be Brighton Live’s Flagship Event at the Concorde2, Get Cape, Wear Cape. Fly. For Brighton Live the Marina Casino, normally where hopes and dream are made and dashed on the spin of a wheel or the turn of a card, will also play host to live music as well.

Jumping Ships Better known for their punchy post-rock and weighty vocals, Jumping Ships are going to be doing an acoustic set especially for us at Brighton Live.

Seeing these massively accomplished musicians turn their talents to something a bit more tranquil is going to be awesome. Don’t miss the boat, people. www.myspace.com/jumpingships

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STUDENT GUIDE TO BRIGHTON EACH YEAR THE DAWN OF OCTOBER HERALDS a new wave of fresh young students eager to embark upon the world of academia. With two universities welcoming the latest batch, there will be over 6000 new faces in the city, all keen to supplement their studies with copious amounts of partying, fun and inebriety. Here’s a quick rundown of the various drinking establishments around Brighton.

As well as being filthy, over-styled, STI-carrying chancers, students are also stereotypically scrounging misers, so looking for the cheapest places to grab a pint is often crucial. The Font, an old church nestled in the Lanes, regularly features drinks deals, with pints as low as £1.25 and cocktails at £2.50 on certain nights (cocktails night is Thursday) and is a rather pleasant venue, if not particularly interesting.

On West Street we have the usual suspects: Wetherspoons, Walkabout & Yates’s, which although are all cheap should be avoided at all costs, as the clientele and atmosphere are just... shit.

Another pair of unglamorous but cheap venues are King & Queen on Grand Parade and Belushi’s, located on the seafront not far from the Pier. These two always have some dirt-cheap drinks deals and are otherwise decent enough places to spend an evening. Finally, the Royal Pavilion Tavern (or Pav Tav) is also in the upper echelon of inexpensiveness, with a slightly-below-average price list and a likeably shabby venue.

NICE PLACES For those with a means-adjusted loan or some of Daddy’s money to spunk on pointless fluid gluttony can head on down to Riki Tik’s in the North Laine for some light-hearted pre-club drinks, which are reasonably priced. Another nice place to spend a night is Northern Lights next to the Town Hall, a Scandinavian-themed bar, which is a lovely pub with a great atmosphere and good drinks menu. Finally, one of Brighton’s best-kept secrets (worst now that it’s printed in a magazine) can be found on Western Road, at a pub called The Bee’s Mouth. This pokey little pub has an awesome range of beverages and is a killer place to enjoy any evening of the week, as

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the building is interestingly decorated and filled with quirky, friendly oddballs.

NIGHTS OUT On the clubbing front, there are two main areas to frequent: West Street and the Seafront area. Avoid the former like the plague, especially on a Friday or Saturday, unless you’re looking for some hilarious night out where you are posing as the underclass ironically. Actually, the impressive Oceania can be good fun on the student night (Wednesday) and despite being a national chain, it is a spectacular venue. Aside from one or two one-off nights a year, it is advisable to ignore the charms of Tru, Oxygen, Heist, Pasha and Revolution.

Similarly, on the seafront clubs like Honey Club and Funky Buddha Lounge can easily be avoided for

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the entire year, but further west clubs like Coalition, Life and the superb Digital should all be looked into as viable destinations for a night out. All three clubs (especially Digital) are often packed and regularly have big-name acts performing, and all the usual frills like lasers and massive sound systems are as standard. Again, all three frequently run drinks promotions, so some light research could go a long way into reducing your party bill.

At the other end of the beach, the urban club Volks provides something a little different, with some surprisingly big hip hop, dubstep and other acts appearing on the small club’s lineup from time to time. Similarly, the Ocean Rooms (off Grand Parade) has some epic nights, some ending as late as 10am.

Another fairly standard but well-run club is Audio, a cheap-entry and busy bar/club just opposite the

pier. Audio isn’t anything special, but with little to complain about, good music and a sweet laser you will most likely find yourself there a number of times before the year is up. Finally, a BN1 all-time favourite, found at the end of Madeira Drive, is Concorde II. This awesome gig venue and club has the biggest musical names in Brighton (excluding the Dome & the Brighton Centre) and has hosted many a memorable night over the past few years. These last three all have arguably the top three sound systems in town.

Other recommended pubs around town are The Druid’s Arms, The World’s End, The Fountain Head, The George, Thomas Kemp, The Mash Tun, Fitzherberts, The Lectern and The Prodigal, and good live music can be found at The Prince Albert, Komedia, The Corn Exchange, The Providence and The Hydrant. By Joel Windels

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TRANSFORMING ITSELF FROM JUST ANOTHER CLICHÉ BAR that serves food, Brighton’s Ha Ha Bar & Grill boasts a new intention. This stylish split-level lounge bar and restaurant is so now well equipped for a lavish dining experience, guests can watch their food being prepared by chefs behind an open kitchen. A newly refurbished interior sees a contemporary yet comfortable surrounding for all occasions, whether dining with the family, drinking with mates or having a romantic meal. Outdoor seating brings a relaxed ambience, not to mention perfect welcome gesture for those wishing to unwind amongst the more scenic parts of Brighton.

Offering seasonal foods with ingredients sourced from across the British Isles, Ha Ha Bar’s sizzling open grill prepares all your favourites in mixed grills

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including steak, chicken, salmon, lamb and classic British beef burgers. However, expect to pay over £10 for a dinner dish of these sorts.

Lunch, on the other hand, starts from £6 with a selection of tasty bites such as a grilled halloumi and roasted vegetable wrap or a 4oz British rump steak sandwich. Hungry yet? An extensive starter menu also invites indulgence with choices of hot grilled king prawns, mushroom bruschetta or simply a soup of the day. Surprisingly, Ha Ha’s listed favourites include their sausage and mash, haddock fish fingers and chicken kievs, so don’t be put off by the fanciness so far.

An impressive drinks menu offers a selection of wines, spirits, bottled beers, ales, ciders and smoothies, and includes happy hour £3 cocktails everyday between 5-8. Naturally, many prices differ from those cheaper Brighton boozers around, but that’s to be expected from a trendy lounge bar overlooking the Pavilion Gardens.

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13-14 Kensington Gardens

Sun-Thu 01:00 Fri-Sat 02:00

44. VOLKS

Sun-Thu 00:00 Fri-Sat 01:00

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45. WALKABOUT

London Road (Nr Preston Circus)

Mon-Thu 12:00 Fri-Sat 01:00

Sun-Thu 00:00 Fri-Sat 01:00

41. THE HOPE

West Street | Open late 3 Madeira Drive | Open late Bottom of West Street | Open late

11 Queenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Road

46. WESTERN FRONT

Sun-Wed 00:00 Thu-Sat 02:00

11 Cranbourne Street

Su-M 00:00 Tu-Th 01:00 F-S 03:00

42. THE VICTORY

49. XUMA

108 Dyke Road

Sun-Thu 01:00 Fri-Sat 02:00

6 Duke Street | Open late

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BRIGHTON COMEDY FESTIVAL There are a number of delights of living in Brighton – the sea, the European cafe culture, the thriving gay community, BN1 Magazine, not being in London being amongst the forerunners. A very welcome addition to this list though is the annual Brighton Comedy Festival.

ALTHOUGH A RELATIVE NEWCOMER TO THE CIRCUIT, the festival has fast become one of the most popular and well thought of events, which attracts the very best comedy this country has to offer. And let’s be honest here, we do comedy a LOT better than anyone else......

So, enough of the self congratulatory waffle, what do we have in store for this year? Well, a veritable feast that’s going to be a struggle to condense into 300 odd words, so we’ll just try and pick out a few of our favourites for you.....

Comedy Festival Gala: October 8th Okay, so it’s a hefty £30 a ticket, but proceeds are going to the worthy Sussex Beacon charity and for that you get Michael McIntyre, Alan Carr, Adam Hills, Andi Osho, Simon Evans and Phil Nichol plus more guests to be confirmed. That’s superstar-tastic, so what are you waiting for?

Frankie Boyle – I Would Happily Punch Every One Of You In The Face: October 11/12th Everyone’s favourite angry Scot returns with his charmingly titled new show. You know what to expect – buckets of vitriol, a high curse-count and intermittent filth. Perfect night out.

Stewart Francis – Tour De Francis: October 15th We love Stewart Francis here at BN1 and we’re not alone. A genuinely sharp creator of classic one liner comedy and observational genius, his humour is

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timeless and this is surely one of the shows not to miss.

Rich Hall: October 15th Look how we look after you here. If you’re at the Corn Exchange having seen Stewart Francis at 19:30, why not stay on, put a beach towel on your seat and watch the hilarious Rich Hall straight afterwards. I mean, can your humour cup take much more before overflowing? Can it? Challenge yourself......

Frisky & Mannish: The College Years – October 22nd Still criminally underrated (all the better for the connoisseurs), Frisky & Mannish bring their particular, peculiar and brilliant mix of music and comedy once more to the festival. If you’re sitting there thinking “who?”, you should lash yourself forty times with a birch branch and get on the phone to book tickets.

Now. Utterly brilliant.

Now listen here Brightonites. That’s just a brief brushstroke on a comedy canvas you’d be mad to miss. I mean we haven’t even mentioned Jimmy Carr, Jerry Sadowitz, Sean Lock, Alex Zane, Jack Whitehall et al. I mean it costs money this printing lark you know. Suffice to say that there’s a plethora of fantastic laughs awaiting you in October, so get involved. You know you want to.

By Andy Hollis

BRIGHTON COMEDY FESTIVAL

We caught up with Brighton’s Krater Comedy Club resident, Stephen Grant, most famous for his quickwitted quips and heckler put-downs, to unearth more about his new one-man show ‘Facepalm’ which can be seen at the Brighton Comedy Festival during October. Hoorah!

When did it first dawn on you that you wanted to be a Compere and Stand-Up Comedian?

I saw a TV show in the late 90’s showing new stand up comedians and I thought, “I’ve got to be able to do better than that”. So I went to a local open-mic night at the Good Companions in Dyke Road, and after an hour I thought, “I KNOW I’ll be better than that!”. I wasn’t at first though – and that was when I was hooked.

What do you think you’d be doing for a job if you weren’t successful in the comedy world?

I could possibly still be doing my old job doing IT based stuff (programming and project managing) but I’d like to think I’d be running a company.

Probably something on the internet; selling bespoke tea, or something similar.

How are you feeling about being part of Brighton Comedy Festival 2010?

It’s odd – the Brighton comedy festival is a recent addition to Brighton’s festival circuit (the main festival, the fringe, the film festival, food and drink festival, etc) but it’s clearly one of the best organised, so I’m proud to be asked. It’s not an automatic selection so you really do have to make sure you’re worthy of them.

Your Face Palm show received some excellent reviews during The Fringe Festival. What’s it all about, and can we expect a slightly different show this time around?

Yeah – it’s got a darker, and strangely, a much happier side. It’s about how people are more socially disconnected these days, and there’s a section about my divorce and how everything fell apart – with some pretty colourful tales of my ex-wife’s quite incredible

exploits – but it does snowball into a celebration of positivity. So don’t think it’s just me having a bitch; quite the opposite. It’s the first time I’ve done a oneman show in over 11 years where EVERY review has been 5 star – so I guess that must mean it’s my best show. Very proud of that.

Where was the worst gig you’ve ever done, and what happened?

Sigh. Do Jockeys ever get asked about when they fell off, or are Pornstars quizzed about their inability to get it up? Well… I guess it would have been a warmup I was booked for. The BBC was told it was a light hearted topical panel show and so therefore needed a comedian to do the warmup. Turns out it was actually a serious head-to-head dealing with the blight of disabled people in 21st century Britain.

Time for jokes? No. What do you like about living in Brighton?

Everything?! The people, the shops (mostly individual, very little clone Britain here), the diversity, the progressiveness, the thriving gay community and the multitude of mental people you can watch by just sitting in a café on James St.

By Beki Turner

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LORD OF THE MINCE BN1 CATCHES UP WITH JULIAN CLARY

By Andy Hollis

WITH THE HIGH-JINKS and japes of the Brighton Comedy Festival about to hit our shores, BN1 decided that we should have a chat with someone straight laced and serious to give us some in depth considered thought about the month ahead. Unfortunately we couldn’t get hold of anyone, so we were lucky enough to have a chat with Julian Clary about erections, Stephen Fry, Neighbours and the pope’s shoes instead.....

Hi Julian, thanks for taking the time to speak to your adoring audience today. You’re bringing your show Lord of the Mince to the Brighton Comedy Festival.

Is there a better place to mince than Brighton?

Well I just keep coming back there – I guess it’s the natural home for the show. You certainly know what you like in Brighton.

Do you have any publishable memories of Brighton?

Well I just really like it there.

It’s like the real world, but not

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quite. It’s a jolly place with a real appreciation of camp.

So, Julian Peter McDonald Clary, recently turned 51 and something of a national treasure these days. How do you see yourself?

Well I don’t know. Stephen Fry is a national treasure, but I’m not sure about me. I think I’m more of a national trinket really. I’ve cornered the market at the more trivial end of things. I’m really just a camp comic and renowned homosexual.

You were raised as a Catholic and went to a Roman Catholic school. Did you enjoy the recent papal visit?

Oh well I LOVED his red shoes. I almost forgave him for everything else to be honest, just for the shoes. It’s a very odd thing being a Catholic. I was very cynical when he first came over, but I watched the mass in Birmingham and once I got used to the ‘Allo ‘Allo accent I thought he came across as a very holy man. I’m glad he didn’t get arrested and no one threw anything at him. I felt very nervous the whole time he was here so I’m glad he’s gone.

It’s a bit like watching a Susan Boyle interview, you can’t wait for it to finish because you’re watching in a state of anxiety.

Exactly! People were genuinely excited to see him though, and he did give a proper apology, so yes, he can come back.

You nominated your left side for Room 101. What’s the dark secret of the left side?

Well it’s just not as perky as the right side. I used to make them move cameras around and everything, but I don’t really care anymore.

You’ve had an incredibly rich and varied career, from alternative comedy through to novels, theatre and the big screen. What would you say your highlight has

been so far?

Oh there have been lots.

Performing at the London Palladium, being a finalist on Strictly Come Dancing. Having a novel published. You know to still just be here is a thrill. I’m aware of the triviality of my subject matter and it is really light entertainment, so to sustain it for so long and to still be doing gigs that people buy tickets too is wonderful.

Not your appearance on Neighbours then?

No, definitely not Neighbours!

Is there anything you regret?

No not at all. People talk about the “fisting Norman Lamont” joke, but it’s a great joke. No, I’m still here so.....

You’re a great dog fan – from Fanny the Wonder Dog through to Valerie. I understand there’s a new addition too?

Yes, Albert. He’s sitting on my lap as we speak. In fact, you’ll be delighted to know that he’s currently sporting a huge erection.

Nice to know you haven’t lost your touch.....

Oh I think it’s just his age really!

“It’s like the real world, but not quite. It’s a jolly place with a real appreciation of camp.”

Being an animal fan, do you think there’s a suitable punishment for people that put cats in wheelie bins? Should we lock them up in a bin for a day?

Oh I think that would be a bit medieval to do that, but perhaps I’m growing soft in my old age.

She’s been taken to court, so that’s okay, but I just wonder if she’s being doing it for years, it’s not something you just do on the spur of the moment is it?

It’s a bit like being a flasher. I just can’t think why she did it. I guess community service and a fine will be okay.

Tell us a bit about Lord of the Mince – what should we expect?

Well it’s always evolving and changing on a whim. It’s really just me talking about turning 50, the achievements and mistakes.

I sing a few songs and reveal a surprise gift.

It’s the second incarnation of the show isn’t it?

The third actually. I just enjoy it so much. I always get to the end and want to do more. Brighton’s the only place we always go back to though.

Do you still get stage fright?

No, not lately I haven’t.

We spoke to Mike McShane from Paul Merton’s Improvisation Chums recently. Are you still close to Paul?

Yes we still see each other and speak. On the edit of the DVD there are still a few lines that Paul is responsible for.

So you’re living out in the country with the dogs and the chickens. Has life been good to Julian Clary?

Yes, I’m going through my rustic period ! I think so, yes. I find it remarkable that I can be out here living in the country, sustaining myself just by telling jokes about buggery and oral.

Are you slowing down?

Well I’m just finishing my next novel and them I’m on to panto with Joan Collins in Birmingham.

I’m giving them my Dick... Dick Whittington. I still enjoy it and it doesn’t feel like work. So I’ll just keep on going whilst I can!

Well thanks for that Julian – can’t wait to catch the show and best of luck with the tour!

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NINE ROOMS KARAOKE

NINE ROOMS Karaoke Brighton, 9-12 Middle Street NINE ROOMS KARAOKE IS A GREAT ADDITION to the city’s already buzzing & very eclectic nightlife.

Found tucked away along Middle Street, Nine Rooms has been going from strength to strength since its arrival in May. There are six private karaoke rooms in total - four of which hold parties of up to 10, with a further two ‘party’ rooms holding up to 20 in each. All rooms are complete with disco lighting and glitter balls, have over 13,000 songs to choose from and include the very impressive ‘ding dong’ button bringing you waitress service so you don’t miss out on any essential singing time!

Now, karaoke may not be for everyone, but we urge you to give it a go. Everyone has a karaoke king or queen in them somewhere... don’t they?

Nine Rooms is offering FREE karaoke rooms at the moment, from Sunday to Thursday. This offer only runs until the 15th of October, so head down and give it your best shot! We had a great time during our Karaoke night out, but one thing we did wonder: why is it called NINE Rooms if there are only six?

“Include the two toilets and the bar area... and there are NINE!” said a Nine Rooms spokesman. Fair enough... anyone for Glee?

The newest addition to Brighton’s buzzing nightlife, Nine Rooms Karaoke has teamed up with Juice 107.2 FM to prove that “Brighton’s Got Talent” Just sing-along with Juice FM on the Breakfast Show each Friday morning, and you and your friends could enjoy a fantastic night of karaoke, at Nine Rooms on Middle Street, Brighton’s hottest new bar and karaoke rooms.

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To win you need to impress the judges, Juice FM’s Guy and Andrea, with your vocal performance live on the radio - and each week the winner comes away with 2 hours free karaoke room hire and jug of cocktails for you and your friends. Everyone who takes part goes into the final, and have a chance to win the grand prize of a completely free night out at Nine Rooms Karaoke including entry to the VIP party and spending money behind the bar! The final will go ahead on Juice 107.2 FM on Thursday 14th October so there is still time to enter.

WIN A TWO HOUR ROOM HIRE SLOT BN1 have also teamed up with Nine Rooms to offer our readers a chance to enjoy the Nine Rooms experience. Just answer the following question and send your entry by email before 25th October and you could win a free 2 hour room hire slot at Nine Rooms and a bottle of bubbly to get you and your friends in the mood to sing along to over 13,000 fantastic songs!

Q: What does the word Karaoke mean in Japanese?

- Free Spirit - Open Orchestra - Divine wind Send all answers to competition@bn1magazine.co.uk with 9ROOMS in the title. Include your name, address and number. GOOD LUCK!

RELENTLESS FREEZE FESTIVAL

FREEZE FESTIVAL 29-31 October 2010

PHOTO BY JOSHUA REDFEARN

THE RELENTLESS FREEZE FESTIVAL freestyles its way into Battersea Power Station for another adrenaline packed three days of entertainment and exhilaration! With a host of world class skiers and Snowboarders including Simon Dumont, Stefan Gimpl and Chris Soerman, expect to see some gravity-defying tricks, silky rail slides and maximum air. Watch in astonishment as competitors battle it out on an array of freestyle, big air and rail based tricks and styles.

Experience a ground-thumping lineup on the Main Stage with Roni Size & MC Jakes, Mark Ronson and Pendulum headlining what will surely be an unforgettable night. Other acts confirmed include Krafty Cuts & MC Dynamite, Scratch Perverts and Hadouken. If that wasn’t enough high octane music to wriggle your socks off then you’ve also got the Relentless Energy stage to see some of the latest upand-coming artists, including Bedouin and Skindred.

Once you’ve removed yourself from the crowds of raving festival goes and averted your gaze from the stupidly tall ski ramp, you can stumble across a plethora of market stalls in a resort-style retail village selling all the latest gear. There will also be plenty of Apres ski bars to quench your thirst and get you into that party spirit I have to admit we witnessed the event last year experiencing some truly spectacular air from some of the worlds top riders then raved it up in the main stage area. A Day ticket costs £36 and for all 3 days will set you back £86. Anyone into extreme sports and arena music will relish the chance to experience such an event. Please visit www.thefreezefestival.com for more information COMPETITION If you fancy going for FREE and want to see someone land a perfect 1080 or nose slam into the purpose built ramp, then check out our competition as we have 3 pairs of tickets as a prize giveaway!

For a chance to WIN a pair of tickets just answer this simple question: Q: Where is this year’s Relentless Freeze Festival being held?

- Battersea Power Station - Hyde Park - London Underground Please send all answers to freezefestival@ bn1magazine.co.uk Include your Name, address and telephone number. Terms & Conditions apply. Entry closes on 25th October. GOOD LUCK!

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LISTINGS 4th October

Komedia Ian Hunter & The Rant Band ex Mott The

& The Lanes 8pm free

Hoople lead singer 7.30pm £18.50 adv Standing

Coalition Secret Discotheque 70s/80s/90s/00s Pop

Audio No Age + Male Bonding 7pm tbc

Life Vice Social Student party 10-3am £3 NUS

£1/£2, Students: £2/£3, Others: £3/£4

Belushi’s Bar Now That’s What I Call a Party Tunes from

Marlborough student night Nus deals 5pm

Concorde2 Brighton Live Get Cape Wear Cape Fly

A-HA to GaGa 9pm – 2am £Free

Riki Tiks Scribble Boy Com & Homeslice playing party

6pm-4am FREE

The Black Lion Drive-in Fright Month

screen & cult

Hip-Hop, Funk & Breaks 10pm til 3am £free

Doctor Brightons THIRSTY THURSDAYS Happy Hours

classics til late £free

Sidewinder Open Mic Night turn up, sign up, plug in and

ALL DAY Open till 3am

The Brunswick Open Mic The best Open Mic in Brighton.

play 8pm until late

Fiddler’s Elbow LIVE LOUNGE 9pm

Come along to to play or just to listen 8pm free

Signalman Pub Quiz 8pm £1 per head

Funky Buddah BUMP N’ GRIND underground beats

Concorde2 The Delays indie rock 7.30pm £10 adv Doctor Brightons MEDICATION MONDAY Happy Hours ALL DAY til midnight Duke of Norfolk Open mic night 9pm £free Duke of Norfolk Pub Quiz £1 per person 9pm £free Fiddler’s Elbow GAME ON! free Funky Buddah TRASH MONDAYS Studebt night tbc The Globe HapPIE Mondays A choice of pies for £3.95 12pm-9pm Hampton Music Quiz Cash prizes 8pm start,£1 ENTRY Honeyclub Playground eclectic mix 11pm-3.30am The Hope NO COAST, Pariso and the Jackals Brighton’s longest-running hip hop night 8.30pm – 12pm £tbc Komedia

Zaza

Music

presents

Grant-Lee

Phillips

7.30pm £14.50 Life Jailbait 90s Music 10.30-3am FREE b4 11pm/ £2 NUS Marlborough FREE POOL & Wii 12pm - close Riki Tiks Time To Awesome Figure Of Wax & J-devious 11pm-2am £free

£1/£2

6th October

The Globe Hang the DJ! you get to DJ 9pm-3am £free

Audio Pete Lawrie + Tinashe + Lauren Pritchard

Honey Club The One R&B, Hip Hop & Funky house

Audio Supercharged Caspa 11-2.30 £5 (NUS)

£1/11-3am

The Black Lion Fresh Acoustics Brighotn live acts 8.30

The Hope Brassneck Music Presents: IMAAD WASIF folk

- 12.30 £free

and rock 8.30pm – 12pm £tbc

The

Brunswick

Language

Classes

–

Intermediate

Jam Brighton Live Source Magazine Free

Informal Spanish class run by a full accredited tutor

Jam Fish Fry reggae, gospel, roots 10-2am £1/£2

7.30pm £5

Komedia Chris Addison

The Brunswick Brighton Live! Radio Reverb live night

£6.50

8pm free

Komedia Mitch Benn & The Distractions musical satirist

Coalition ADVENURES after dark indie, 80’s, 90’s hip

8pm £13 / £11

hop, house 10.30pm-3.30am £1

Life Shameless Cheap Drinks, Live DJs, Raffle 11-3am £1

Doctor Brightons COCKTAIL CLINIC Happy Hours ALL

b4 1am/ £2 NUS/£3 After

DAY til midnight

Marlborough Happy Thursdays Happy hour all night

Fiddler’s Elbow GAME ON! free

12pm - midnight

The Globe Brighton Institutions This week 412 Fashion

Marlborough Theatre Licence Nominated best Male

9-2am £free

performer £8.50/£6.50 conc

Honey Club Suck My Pop

Live Comedy 8pm £8.50

Riki Tiks No School Breaks Homeslice playing Beats,

10.30pm-3am

The Hope Lout Presents: YUCK + Special Guests A

Breaks, Party Hip Hop & DnB 10pm – 3am £free

shoegazey Sonic Youth 8pm-12pm £6.50 adv

The Victory Balcony TV Live music 8pm £free

5th October

Jam Brighton Live Source Magazine Free

Western Front BLINGUAL

Jam Soundtracks free popcorn and more 8-2am Free

PARTY 8pm

Audio Lets Kill Disco Indie night 10-2am £3/£2 (NUS)

before 10pm/£3/4

Belushi’s Bar Mods and Sods DJ playing Mod & Ska

Komedia Jim Jones Revue ‘50’s rock ‘n’ roll

10pm-2am, free

8th October

£10adv Standing

Audio Abe Givoda 7pm tbc

Life WRT- We Run This you chose the DJ’s 11-3am Free

Audio Battlejam JFB + A Skillz + Stig Of The Dump

before 12 / £3 NUS

£5 before 12, £8

Marlborough OPEN MIC Drink deals all night for

Belushi’s Bar Muy Loco pop/house/rnb 9pm-2am Free

Sidewinder Sidewinder Poker Buy in for £5

Belushi’s Below Chaos

Pop/punk/Alternative 10pm-

3am £3/2 NUS The Black Lion Tuesday Club

Anything goes til late

£free

7.30pm

LANGUAGE EXCHANGE

performers 8.30pm - close

Entry

The Brunswick Yoga Lessons Yoga Lessons 5.30pm £5

Marlborough Theatre SILVER WEDNESDAY presents

Belushi’s Below Abandoned Rock & Metal Night 10pm-

The

Brunswick

Brighton

Songwriters

Songwriting

NACHO MARTIN 8.30pm £6

3am £3/2 NUS

workshop 7pm £5

Northern Lights “Prognosis” xperimental psychedelic

The Black Lion Medium Rare

The Brunswick Language Classes – Beginner Informal

rock night

£free

Spanish class run by a full accredited tutor 7.30pm £5

Riki Tiks Voodoo in assoc. WeSC Old school hip hop,

The Brunswick Brighton Live! Pink Narcissus, Man Ray

The Brunswick Jazz Jam Jazz Jam Session with house

Soul & Funk and Broken Beats, DnB and Dubstep. 9pm

Sky & The Beautiful Word 8pm free

band 8pm free

- 3am £free

Coalition BIMM Freshers Night Gig Mean Poppa lean

Concorde2 Mudhoney grunge rock 7-10.30pm £15adv

Sidewinder Sidewinder Garden Quiz £1 entry 8pm start.

7.30pm-10.30pm £free

Concorde2 Rewind 80’s vs 90’s pop hits 11-3am £1/2 Doctor Brightons TWISTED TUESDAY Happy Hours ALL DAY til midnight Duke of Norfolk Live Music variety of local artists 9-11pm £free Fiddler’s Elbow QUIZNESS TIME 8pm £1 The Globe Basement Cinema underground films in the basement 8pm £free Honey Club MIAMI BEACH PARTY Reggaeton, R&b 10pm-3am £free The Hope Slipjam:B hip hop night 9pm-2am £free Jam Mount Kimbie Plus Special Guests 8pm-late £7 adv

7th October

Funk, Soul 8.30-2.30

Coalition Friday I’m In Love indie, funk, 60s & Electro £1/£2, Students: £2/£3, Others: £3/£4

Audio The Twilight Sad + Errors 7pm tbc

Cobblers Thumb ‘The Swing Ninjas’ live music 9pm

Audio Bastard Pop Pop/Mash-up 11-3am £2

free

Basement SCRATCH! artists to present works in

Concorde2 65daysofstatic 7-10pm £10 adv

progress 7.30pm £free

Concorde2 DJ Derek Unity Hi Fi + DJ As-If + Sinner 11-

Belushi’s Bar Karaoke 9pm -2am Free

3am £free

Belushi’s Below Mutant Pop Pop/Punk/Alternative

Doctor Brightons HEADS UP It’s FRIDAY Flip and Win

10pm-3am £2

till 2am

The Black Lion Arthur Shilling Big Beat, Soul,funk 8.30

Duke of Norfolk Chip & Friends Live Music 9-11pm £free

- 2.00 £free

Fiddler’s Elbow TFI Friday 7.30pm

The Brunswick Brighton Live! The Perils, The Illustrators

Funky Buddah DRINK, DANCE, REPEAT. £3 NUS, £5

23.00-6.00

The Hope MAPS & ATLASES + support Noisy / Shoe

Northern Lights John Lennon birthday party

Doctor Brightons TWISTED TUESDAY Happy Hours

Gaze Indie 8pm £7adv

Sidewinder Harry Ks “Simply Dredd”, Reggae, bootleg

ALL DAY til midnight

Jam Brighton Live Source Magazine Free

and party tunes 8pm until 2am £Free

Duke of Norfolk Live Music variety of local artists 9-11pm

Jam Balkaneasca of brass-heavy Balkan 11-3am£7/£5

Western Front RELEASE Funk, Indie, Alternative 9pm

£free

conc

- 2am.

Fiddler’s Elbow QUIZNESS TIME 8pm £1

Jazz Place Tongues Indie 11pm – 3am £4/£3 NUS

The Worlds End Videostar live acts 8 til late

The Globe Basement Cinema underground films in the

Komedia Krater Comedy Club Eat, drink, watch & laugh DOWNSTAIRS:7.30pm, £27.50 (meal-deal) /£17

basement 8pm £free

10th October

Honey Club MIAMI BEACH PARTY Reggaeton, R&b

Audio Space Age Hero + Support 7pm tbc

10pm-3am £free

Komedia John Lennon’s 70th Birthday Celebration

The Black Lion Live & Swingin’ Gipsy Jazz 8.30-late

The Hope SPC Live Presents: ALAN POWNALL pop-led

Lennon night 7.30pm £12.50 adv Standing

The Brunswick Graeme Flowers Quality jazz trumpet

melodic song-writing 8pm, £6

8pm £8

Komedia Polar Bear (plus Guests) 7.30pm £10adv

Jazz Club Studio Bar: 8pm £14/12

Coalition Mayday Parade & The Maine punk rock

Komedia Doll & The Kicks driven, eccentric pop 7.30pm

Life Dubpressure Youngsta (04-06 set) 11pm-4am £5

7.30pm-10.30pm £10.50 adv

£6adv Standing

Marlborough Q&A (QUEER & ALTERNATIVE) DJs

Concorde2 Brightona Road Closure Live Bands 10am-

Life Vice Social Student party 10-3am £3 NUS

playing Indie, electro, soul, punk 5pm - close

5pm FREE

Marlborough student night Nus deals 5pm

Marlborough Theatre Licence Nominated best Male

Doctor Brightons HUNG OVER THERAPY Happy Hours

Riki Tiks Scribble Boy Com & Homeslice playing party

performer £8.50/£6.50 conc

ALL DAY til midnight

Hip-Hop, Funk & Breaks 10pm til 3am £free

Northern Lights DJ Bonzo v. DJ. Monty Python

Duke of Norfolk Open mic night 9pm £free

Sidewinder Open Mic Night turn up, sign up, plug in and

psychedelic rock fun

Fiddler’s Elbow SHAM-ROCK OPEN MIC 8.30pm

play 8pm until late

Riki Tiks Sunday Takedown Sun 1st: Sunday Takedown

The Globe Rockoustic Open Mic turn up and play 9-2am

Signalman Pub Quiz 8pm £1 per head

– with DJ Mass Evil 2-4-1 Cocktails 10pm-2am £free

£free

Sidewinder Ants in the Carpet Alcopops and Lollypops.

Honey Club Afrodisiac electro house £2.50/£3.50 11pm-

8:30 ‘til close £free

13th October

3am

Audio Jar Music 7pm tbc

The Victory UP AGAINST IT BORN BAD DJs 8pm £free

Komedia Krater Comedy Club Eat, drink, watch & laugh

Audio Supercharged Jack Beats 11-2.30 £5 (NUS)

Western Front RELEASE Funk, Indie, Alternative 9pm

DOWNSTAIRS:8pmm, £22.50 (meal-deal) /£11/£6 conc

Basement

- 2am.

Komedia

WONDER Free cupcakes, space dust, games, books and

The Worlds End South Side Presents indie bands 8 til

experience 7.30PM £15 adv Standing

competitions. 7.30pm £6/£4 conc

late

Marlborough Sunday Roast & Chill Roasts from 12,

The Black Lion Fresh Acoustics Brighotn live acts 8.30

9th October

Acoustic Sessions from 4pm

- 12.30 £free

Sidewinder Sunday Roast served until 8:30pm every

The Brunswick Conversation Cafe Social conversation

Audio Errors + The Twilight Sad 7pm tbc

Sunday

club 7pm £tbc

Audio Warehouse Thomas Gandey + Cassette Jam

Signalman Open Mic Night 8pm-10pm £free

The

11-4am b41am, £5

Western Front Live Guitarist

Informal Spanish class run by a full accredited tutor

Belushi’s Bar Unplugged Rocket Dogs live acoustic duo

classics 4pm – 7pm

Komedia Motorcity Motown, funk, soul 10.30pm £5 £4

Komedia BJC presents Jean Toussaint Trio

Brighton

9pm-2am, Free Entry Belushi’s Below Good Times Retro Disco party 9pm2am £6

Think

Floyd

the

definitive

Pink

Floyd

favourite sing along

ARE

Brunswick

YOU

SITTING

Language

COMFORTABLY?

Classes

–

Intermediate

7.30pm £5 The

11th October

Brunswick

The

Noise

Next

Door

Hilarious

improvisational comedy 8pm £8/£6

Audio Gold Panda 7pm tbc

Coalition Dinosaur Pile-Up Plus Tubelord 7pm-10pm £7

The Black Lion Burnt Toast sleazy soul, filthy funk 8.30

Belushi’s Bar Now That’s What I Call a Party Tunes from

adv

- 3.00 £free

A-HA to GaGa 9pm – 2am £Free

Coalition ADVENURES after dark indie, 80’s, 90’s hip

The Brunswick Yoga Lessons Yoga Lessons 9.30am £5

The Black Lion Drive-in Fright Month

The Brunswick Matthew George’s Boogie Woogie Troop

classics til late £free

Concorde2 Mark Chadwick All The Pieces Tour 7.30pm

Good time Old Orleans Boogie Woogie 8pm £6

The Brunswick Open Mic The best Open Mic in Brighton.

£14 adv

Coalition FLOORPLAY Prok and Fitch £11pm-4am£5

Come along to to play or just to listen 8pm free

Doctor Brightons COCKTAIL CLINIC Happy Hours ALL

NUS b4 £8 concs £10 others

Concorde2 NME Radar Tour The Joy Formidable

DAY til midnight

Cobblers Thumb LIVE MUSIC 8pm free

7.30pm £9.50 adv

Fiddler’s Elbow GAME ON! free

Concorde2 My Passion 7-10pm £8 adv

Doctor Brightons MEDICATION MONDAY Happy Hours

The Globe Brighton Institutions This week – Brighton

Concorde2 Playgroup and Bottletop present B-SIDE 11-

ALL DAY til midnight

Source! 9-2am £free

4am £10 adv

Duke of Norfolk Pub Quiz £1 per person 9pm £free

Honey Club Suck My Pop

Fiddler’s Elbow GAME ON! free

Jam MELT BANANA (from Tokyo) + Drum Eyes 7.30-

HOUR 1pm – 7pm till 2am

Funky Buddah TRASH MONDAYS Studebt night tbc

10pm £9 adv

Funky Buddah THE REFLEX 80’S night £5 more after

Hampton Music Quiz Cash prizes 8pm start,£1 ENTRY

Jam Soundtracks free popcorn and more 8-2am Free

12pm

Honeyclub Playground eclectic mix 11pm-3.30am

before 10pm/£3/4

The Globe Beyond Deep, grooving house music in the

Komedia Melting Vinyl presents Junip Seductive indie

Komedia Archie Bronson Outfit Psychedelic beats/

basement all night. FREE

folk 8.30pm £9 adv Standing

garage rock 8.30pm £10adv Standing

Hampton iLike Your iPod tunes 8pm til late £free

Komedia Zaza Music presents Rory McLeod rap folk

Life WRT- We Run This you chose the DJ’s 11-3am Free

Honey Club Jonathan Ulysses Twisted Electro 11-4am

Studio bar: 7.30pm £12

before 12 / £3 NUS

£10

Life Jailbait 90s Music 10.30-3am FREE b4 11pm/ £2

Marlborough OPEN MIC Drink deals all night for

Honey Club Bar 211 Hard South ‘lost in space’ theme

NUS

performers 8.30pm - close

11pm-5am £6

Marlborough FREE POOL & Wii 12pm - close

Marlborough Theatre SILVER WEDNESDAY presents

The Hope ISLET + Support Live music 8pm - £6

Riki Tiks Time To Awesome Figure Of Wax & J-devious

NACHO MARTIN 8.30pm £7

The Hope I’m with Stupid

11pm-2am £free

Riki Tiks Voodoo in assoc. WeSC Old school hip hop,

Sidewinder Sidewinder Poker Buy in for £5

Soul & Funk and Broken Beats, DnB and Dubstep. 9pm

Doctor Brightons PRE – CLUB

SATURDAY HAPPY

Rock, Future Hip-Hop,

Crossover Disco and Daft Pop. 9pm £free Jam The Sound of Arrows Swedish pop 7.30-10.30 £8 adv Jam Jimmy Edgar sleazy, disco-heavy 11.00-late £9 in adv Jazz

Place

Unhooked

Generation

soul/motown/

northern soul 10pm-3am £4/£5 Komedia Krater Comedy Club Eat, drink, watch & laugh DOWNSTAIRS:7pm, £29 (meal-deal) /£17.50 / 10:30pm £16 Komedia W.I.T.CH

femme pop from the 70s to now

Studio Bar: 11pm £5 Life Hold Up! Indie classics 11pm-4am £5 The Loft Dare Ladies Night Marlborough Cherry Pop A night of 80’s and cheesy tunes 8pm - close Marlborough Theatre Licence Nominated best Male performer £8.50/£6.50 conc

screen & cult

hop, house 10.30pm-3.30am £1

10.30pm-3am

- 3am £free

12th October

Sidewinder Sidewinder Garden Quiz £1 entry 8pm start.

The Worlds End Oxjam music fest 8 til late

Audio Abe Vigoa 7pm tbc Belushi’s Bar Mods and Sods DJ playing Mod & Ska

14th October

10pm-2am, free

Audio Shapeshifter 7pm tbc

Audio Lets Kill Disco Indie night 10-2am £3/£2 (NUS)

Belushi’s Below Chaos

Pop/punk/Alternative 10pm-

The Black Lion Tuesday Club

Audio Bastard Pop Pop/Mash-up 11-3am £2 Basement DOUBLE BILL THE LAST ROMANCE CLUB

3am £3/2 NUS Anything goes til late

(EVER) / ONCE UPON A SOMETHING 7.30pm £4/£2

£free

conc

The Brunswick Yoga Lessons Yoga Lessons 5.30pm £5

Belushi’s Bar Karaoke 9pm -2am Free

The Brunswick Language Classes – Beginner Informal

Belushi’s Below Mutant Pop Pop/Punk/Alternative

Spanish class run by a full accredited tutor 7.30pm £5

10pm-3am £2

The Brunswick Jazz Jam Jazz Jam Session with house

The Black Lion Soul Casserole funk, Latin Jazz, funky

band 8pm free

beats 8.30 - 2.00 £free

Concorde2 Rewind 80’s vs 90’s pop hits 11-3am £1/2

The Brunswick Private Function For details of private

hire email venue@brunswickpub.co.uk 8pm £tbc

Marlborough Q&A (QUEER & ALTERNATIVE) DJs

Honey Club Afrodisiac electro house £2.50/£3.50 11pm-

Coalition AC4 Plus Plan to Progress 7pm-10pm £7

playing Indie, electro, soul, punk 5pm - close

3am

Coalition Secret Discotheque 70s/80s/90s/00s Pop

Marlborough Theatre LADY DAY AT EMERSON’S BAR

Komedia Krater Comedy Club Eat, drink, watch & laugh

£1/£2, Students: £2/£3, Others: £3/£4

& GRILL 8pm £8/7

DOWNSTAIRS:8pmm, £22.50 (meal-deal) /£11/£6 conc

Concorde2 Kissy Sell Out San City High Tour 9-4am

Riki Tiks Sunday Takedown Sun 1st: Sunday Takedown

Komedia Metropolis presents Eliza Doolittle

£10 + bf in adv

– with DJ Mass Evil 2-4-1 Cocktails 10pm-2am £free

£10adv Standing

Doctor Brightons THIRSTY THURSDAYS Happy Hours

Sidewinder Ants in the Carpet Alcopops and Lollypops.

Komedia Lorraine Bowen’s Suburban Exotica 8pm £10

ALL DAY 8pm till 5am

8:30 ‘til close £free

/£8

Fiddler’s Elbow LIVE LOUNGE 9pm

The Victory Teen Dream 60’s Garage, Punk 9pm £free

Marlborough Sunday Roast & Chill Roasts from 12,

Funky Buddah BUMP N’ GRIND underground beats

Western Front RELEASE Funk, Indie, Alternative 9pm

Acoustic Sessions from 4pm

£1/£2

- 2am.

Sidewinder Sunday Roast served until 8:30pm every

The Globe Hang the DJ! you get to DJ 9pm-3am £free Honey Club The One R&B, Hip Hop & Funky house

7.30pm

Sunday

16th October

Signalman Open Mic Night 8pm-10pm £free

Audio Warehouse Transformer (Live) 11-4am b41am,

Western Front Live Guitarist

The Hope SPC Live Presents: CLUB NEXT showcasing

£5

classics 4pm – 7pm

up and coming bands 8pm, £tbc

Belushi’s Bar Unplugged Rocket Dogs live acoustic duo

Jam Fish Fry reggae, gospel, roots 10-2am £1/£2

9pm-2am, Free Entry

Komedia Krater Comedy Club Eat, drink, watch & laugh

18th October

Belushi’s Below Good Times Retro Disco party 9pm-

Belushi’s Bar Now That’s What I Call a Party Tunes from

DOWNSTAIRS:8pmm, £20 (meal-deal) /£8.50/£6.50

2am £7

A-HA to GaGa 9pm – 2am £Free

conc

The Black Lion Molly Malone 50’s/60’s/Funk & Hiphop

The Black Lion Drive-in Fright Month

Komedia The Hamsters Play Jimi Hendrix Hendrix’s

8.30 - 3.00 £free

classics til late £free

music night 7.30pm £12.50adv Standing

The Brunswick Yoga Lessons Yoga Lessons 9.30am £5

The Brunswick Brighton Stanza Poetry writing group

Life Shameless Cheap Drinks, Live DJs, Raffle 11-3am £1

The Brunswick Private Function For details of private

8pm £5

b4 1am/ £2 NUS/£3 After

hire email venue@brunswickpub.co.uk 8pm £tbc

The Brunswick Open Mic The best Open Mic in Brighton.

Marlborough Happy Thursdays Happy hour all night

Coalition Arrested Development soul, hip hop & funk

Come along to to play or just to listen 8pm free

12pm - midnight

7.30pm-10.30pm £15 adv

Doctor Brightons MEDICATION MONDAY Happy Hours

Marlborough Theatre LADY DAY AT EMERSON’S BAR

Coalition Swap-A-Rama Razzmatazz 11pm-3am £7 adv

ALL DAY til midnight

& GRILL 8pm £8/7

Concorde2

Duke of Norfolk Pub Quiz £1 per person 9pm £free

Riki Tiks Scribble Saturdays Boy Com & Homeslice

Scratch Perverts 11-4am £10 adv

playing party Hip-Hop, Funk & Breaks 10pm til 3am

Doctor Brightons PRE – CLUB

£free

HOUR 1pm – 7pm till 2am

The Globe HapPIE Mondays A choice of pies for £3.95

Funky Buddah THE REFLEX 80’S night £5 more after

12pm-9pm

PARTY 8pm

12pm

Hampton Music Quiz Cash prizes 8pm start,£1 ENTRY

15th October

The Globe The History of House 9-3am £free

Honeyclub Playground eclectic mix 11pm-3.30am

Hampton iLike Your iPod tunes 8pm til late £free

The Hope FLASHGUNS + I Dream In Colour Hotly-

Audio Minimal Kids Enzo Siffredi + Support £5 before

Honey Club Smartie Partie House 11-4am £10

tipped four piece 8pm - 12pm£4adv £5 on door

12/ £8

The Hope SPARROW & THE WORKSHOP Glasgow-

Jam I.O.U Comedy Zoe Lyons and co 8-10.30pm £3

based dark folk trio 8pm, £tbc

Komedia The Space arts and entertainment 7.30pm

wonky, DIY feel. 7.30pm £8/£6 conc

Jam Gabby Young & Other Animals 7.30-10.00pm £8

£7.50 / £5

Belushi’s Bar Muy Loco pop/house/rnb 9pm-2am Free

Jam Doctors Orders with Jehst Hip-Hop 10-3am £5 in

Komedia Oysterband Acoustic acoustic journey 7.30pm

Entry

adv/£7

£16adv

Belushi’s Below Abandoned Rock & Metal Night 10pm-

Komedia Krater Comedy Club Eat, drink, watch & laugh

Life Jailbait 90s Music 10.30-3am FREE b4 11pm/ £2

3am £3/2 NUS

DOWNSTAIRS:7pm, £29 (meal-deal) /£17.50 / 10:30pm

NUS

£15

Marlborough FREE POOL & Wii 12pm - close

£free

Komedia Spellbound 80s club night Studio Bar: £6/ £5

Riki Tiks Time To Awesome Figure Of Wax & J-devious

The Brunswick The Curst Sons Rockabilly foot stompin’

Komedia Playgroup presents South Coast Soul brand

11pm-2am £free

8pm £6/£5

new soul and funk night 8pm £8 /£6conc

Sidewinder Sidewinder Poker Buy in for £5

Coalition Carl Barat From The Libertines 7pm-10pm

Life Hold Up! Indie classics 11pm-4am £5

£12.50 adv

The Loft Mimetic Drumtrax/Alt-Guitar Junk/Hip Hop/

Coalition Friday I’m In Love indie, funk, 60s & Electro

Future Jack Swing 10pm-3am Entry £2 NUS/£3 before

£1/£2, Students: £2/£3, Others: £3/£4

12 £4 after

Belushi’s Bar Mods and Sods DJ playing Mod & Ska

Cobblers Thumb LIVE MUSIC 9pm free

Marlborough Cherry Pop A night of 80’s and cheesy

10pm-2am, free

Concorde2 The Doomsday Tour aka MF DOOM 9-4am

tunes 8pm - close

Belushi’s Below Chaos

£25 adv

Marlborough Theatre LADY DAY AT EMERSON’S BAR

3am £3/2 NUS

Doctor Brightons HEADS UP It’s FRIDAY Flip and Win

& GRILL 8pm £8/7

The Black Lion Tuesday Club

till 2am

Northern Lights 3rd annual Big Lebowski party movie

£free

Duke of Norfolk Chip & Friends Live Music 9-11pm £free

(twice), costumes, quiz, bowling and kaukasians

The Brunswick Yoga Lessons Yoga Lessons 5.30pm £5

Fiddler’s Elbow TFI Friday 7.30pm

Sidewinder Shades of Blue jazz, rare groove, electrofunk

The Brunswick Language Classes – Beginner Informal

10am - late £free

Spanish class run by a full accredited tutor 7.30pm £5

£3 NUS, £5

Western Front RELEASE Funk, Indie, Alternative 9pm

The Brunswick Jazz Jam Jazz Jam Session with house

The Globe Disco Deviant Special! disco, funk 9-3am

- 2am.

band 8pm free

£free

The Worlds End Bushman presents Reggae, RnB and

Concorde2 Rewind 80’s vs 90’s pop hits 11-3am £1/2

Honey Club Lollipop Sexy R&B, Funky House, £5 b4

Hip Hop 8 til late

Doctor Brightons TWISTED TUESDAY Happy Hours

17th October

ALL DAY til midnight

£1/11-3am

Western Front BLINGUAL

Basement SEX IDIOT

LANGUAGE EXCHANGE

cabaret of confessions with a

The Black Lion Medium Rare

Funk, Soul 8.30-2.30

Funky Buddah DRINK, DANCE, REPEAT.

23.00-6.00

12am £7 The Hope Da Doo Ron Ron: It’s Alive best female fronted, all girl groups 8.30pm – 12pm £5 adv / £6

Supercharged

&

Urban

Nerds

favourite sing along

screen & cult

Fiddler’s Elbow GAME ON! free SATURDAY HAPPY

Funky Buddah TRASH MONDAYS Studebt night tbc

19th October Audio Lets Kill Disco Indie night 10-2am £3/£2 (NUS)

Pop/punk/Alternative 10pmAnything goes til late

Duke of Norfolk Live Music variety of local artists 9-11pm

Audio 22-20’s 7pm tbc

£free

Jam CLUB CHAT NOIR 1920’s and 30’s Hot Swing 8.30-

The Black Lion Dubrockerslive dub, Reggae, Ska, Punk,

Fiddler’s Elbow QUIZNESS TIME 8pm £1

2pm £10/8 adv

8.30 - 3.00 £free

The Globe Basement Cinema underground films in the

Jam CLUB CHAT NOIR 1920’s/30’s Hot Swing 8.30pm

The Brunswick Rockskool Local kids music school

basement 8pm £free

- 2am.

showcase 11am £5

Honey Club MIAMI BEACH PARTY Reggaeton, R&b

Komedia Krater Comedy Club Eat, drink, watch & laugh

The Brunswick Brighton Folk Monthly folk night 8pm

10pm-3am £free

DOWNSTAIRS:7.30pm, £27.50 (meal-deal) /£16

free

The Hope Jay Brannan + Stuart Warwick Brannan +

Komedia Ministry of Burlesque frisky burlesque cabaret

Concorde2 Sabaton Plus Alestorm + Thaurorod 7-11pm

Stuart Warwick 8pm - 12pm £10adv

9pm £26.50(meal deal) £15

£12 adv

Komedia An Audience With Mr Nice Howard Marks

Komedia BJC presents Asaf Sirkis Trio

Brighton Jazz

Doctor Brightons HUNG OVER THERAPY Happy Hours

8pm £12

Club 8pm Studio Bar £12/10

ALL DAY til midnight

Komedia LN presents Gavin Creel ive music show

Komedia Born Bad rockabilly, 50’s rock‘n’roll 11pm

Duke of Norfolk Open mic night 9pm £free

7.30pm £15adv Standing

£5adv £6door

Fiddler’s Elbow SHAM-ROCK OPEN MIC 8.30pm

Life Vice Social Student party 10-3am £3 NUS

Life James Zabiela, Yusuf Sebaiti + guests 11pm-4am

The Globe Rockoustic Open Mic turn up and play 9-2am

Marlborough student night Nus deals 5pm

£10 adv

£free

Riki Tiks Scribble Boy Com & Homeslice playing party

Riki Tiks To Awesome Saturdays Figure Of Wax &

The Globe The BlackLodge Balearic//Boogie//Disco//

Hip-Hop, Funk & Breaks 10pm til 3am £free

J-devious 10pm – 3am £free

Edits 9-3am £free

Sidewinder Open Mic Night turn up, sign up, plug in and

The Victory Balcony TV Live music 8pm £free

Hampton iLike Your iPod tunes 8pm til late £free

play 8pm until late

Western Front BLINGUAL

Honey Club Hed Kandi 11-4am £10

Signalman Pub Quiz 8pm £1 per head

PARTY 8pm

20th October

22nd October

Audio Supercharged Netsky 11-2.30 £5 (NUS)

Audio Guerilla Toddla T 11-4am £5

Jazz Place Roots Garden Roots Reggae 11pm – 3am

The Black Lion Fresh Acoustics Brighotn live acts 8.30

Basement DEATH DRIVE poetic verse, ukelele and a

£5/£4

- 12.30 £free

psychic horse. 7.30pm £8/£6 conc

Komedia Faulty Towers: The Dining Experience best

Belushi’s Bar Muy Loco pop/house/rnb 9pm-2am Free

gags and a great meal 2pm & 8pm

Informal Spanish class run by a full accredited tutor

Entry

Komedia Da Doo Ron Ron femme pop, sisterly soul ‘n’

7.30pm £5

Belushi’s Below Abandoned Rock & Metal Night 10pm-

funk Studio bar: 11pm £5

The Brunswick Live n Laughing Brand new comedy and

3am £3/2 NUS

Komedia Brighton Rumble Rockin Blues and Rockabilly

music 8pm £5/£4

The Black Lion Soul Casserole funk, Latin Jazz, funky

Studio Bar: 9pm £7

Coalition ADVENURES after dark indie, 80’s, 90’s hip

beats 8.30 - 3.00 £free

Life Hold Up! Indie classics 11pm-4am £5

hop, house 10.30pm-3.30am £1

The Brunswick Private Function For details of private

The Loft Punk Rock Karaoke 11pm-3am

Doctor Brightons COCKTAIL CLINIC Happy Hours ALL

hire email venue@brunswickpub.co.uk 8pm £tbc

Marlborough MARLY PUB QUIZ £1 entry 8pm

DAY til midnight

Coalition Friday I’m In Love indie, funk, 60s & Electro

Marlborough Theatre LADY DAY AT EMERSON’S BAR

Fiddler’s Elbow GAME ON! free

£1/£2, Students: £2/£3, Others: £3/£4

& GRILL 8pm £8/7

The Globe Brighton Institutions 9-2am £free

Concorde2 Neville Staple from The Specials

Honey Club Suck My Pop

£13 adv

& GRILL 8pm £8/7

The Hope GARDNER STREET CIRCUS A showcase of

Concorde2 KRS ONE 11-4am £12.50 adv

Northern Lights DJ Duckshoot old school Disco

up and coming bands 8pm -late £tbc

Doctor Brightons HEADS UP It’s FRIDAY Flip and Win

extravaganza

Jam Teeth Support from Over The Wall 7.30-10.30pm

till 2am

Sidewinder “Danceteria all daya!” disco, boogie, house,

£6 adv

Duke of Norfolk Chip & Friends Live Music 9-11pm £free

funk 8pm til late. £free

Jam Soundtracks free popcorn and more 8-2am Free

Fiddler’s Elbow TFI Friday 7.30pm

Western Front RELEASE Funk, Indie, Alternative 9pm

before 10pm/£3/4

Funky Buddah DRINK, DANCE, REPEAT.

Komedia The Midnight Beast The YouTube sensation

£3 NUS, £5

The Worlds End Not yet dead bands 8 til late

7.30pm £7 Standing

The Globe Soul Of Brighton Soulful steppers and Philly

Komedia Brassneck presents Anais Mitchell Studio Bar:

disco from Mick Fuller 9-3am £free

24th October

8.15pm £10adv Standing

Honey Club Lollipop Sexy R&B, Funky House, £5 b4

The Black Lion Dubrockerslive dub, Reggae, Ska, Punk,

Life WRT- We Run This you chose the DJ’s 11-3am Free

12am £8

8.30 - 3.00 £free

before 12 / £3 NUS

The Hope PERFUME GENIUS Open hearted melancholic

The Brunswick Full Circle Jazz piano with Joss Peach

Marlborough OPEN MIC Drink deals all night for

splendour 8pm £7.50 adv + BF / £8.50

8pm £7/£5

performers 8.30pm - close

Jam Jam Live local talent showcase 7-10pm Free

Coalition Hot Hot Heat support from Glitches 7.30pm-

Marlborough Theatre SILVER WEDNESDAY presents

Jam Jonny Woo’s Midnight Gay Bingo TBC

10.30pm £10 adv

NACHO MARTIN 8.30pm £8

Jazz Place Teen Creeps Indie/Live Bands 10pm – 3am

Doctor Brightons HUNG OVER THERAPY Happy Hours

Riki Tiks Voodoo in assoc. WeSC Old school hip hop,

Komedia Motorcity Motown, funk, soul 10.30pm £5 £6

ALL DAY til midnight

Soul & Funk and Broken Beats, DnB and Dubstep. 9pm

Komedia Faulty Towers: The Dining Experience best

Fiddler’s Elbow SHAM-ROCK OPEN MIC 8.30pm

- 3am £free

gags and a great meal 8pm

The Globe Rockoustic Open Mic turn up and play 9-2am

Sidewinder Sidewinder Garden Quiz £1 entry 8pm start.

Komedia BJC presents Benn Clatworthy Quartet

£free

Brighton Jazz Club Studio Bar £12/10

Honey Club Afrodisiac electro house £2.50/£3.50 11pm-

Life Deadly Rhythm

3am

The

Brunswick

Language

Classes

–

Intermediate

10.30pm-3am

21st October

LANGUAGE EXCHANGE

The Hope NOTORIOUS HI FI KILLERS + STEARICA + BLACK BOMBAIN 8pm £5.50 Jam Donky Pitch Label launch night 11-4am £5 adv

7-10pm

23.00-6.00

Rustie, Jackmaster, Paste 11pm-

Marlborough Theatre LADY DAY AT EMERSON’S BAR

- 2am.

Audio Bastard Pop Pop/Mash-up 11-3am £2

4am £5

Komedia James Campbell’s Comedy & Songs For Kids

Belushi’s Bar Karaoke 9pm -2am Free

Marlborough Q&A (QUEER & ALTERNATIVE) DJs

new stand-up comedy show 2pm £8 /£6

Belushi’s Below Mutant Pop Pop/Punk/Alternative

playing Indie, electro, soul, punk 5pm - close

Marlborough Sunday Roast & Chill Roasts from 12,

10pm-3am £2

Marlborough Theatre LADY DAY AT EMERSON’S BAR

Acoustic Sessions from 4pm

The Black Lion Burnt Toast sleazy soul, filthy funk 8.30

& GRILL 8pm £8/7

Sidewinder Sunday Roast served until 8:30pm every

- 2.00 £free

Northern Lights DJ. Jazzy D. Jazz, soul, funk Wizard

Sunday

The Brunswick Back Lamp Local talent 8pm £tbc

Riki Tiks Sunday Takedown Sun 1st: Sunday Takedown

Signalman Open Mic Night 8pm-10pm £free

Coalition PAMA INTL meets MAD PROFESSOR -

– with DJ Mass Evil 2-4-1 Cocktails 10pm-2am £free

Western Front Live Guitarist

REWIRED! IN DUB 7pm-10pm £12.50 adv

Sidewinder Ants in the Carpet Alcopops and Lollypops.

classics 4pm – 7pm

Coalition Secret Discotheque 70s/80s/90s/00s Pop

8:30 ‘til close £free

£1/£2, Students: £2/£3, Others: £3/£4

The Victory :KINEMA Pop, Dance 9pm £free

Concorde2 Robyn 7.30pm £15 adv

Western Front RELEASE Funk, Indie, Alternative 9pm

Doctor Brightons THIRSTY THURSDAYS Happy Hours

- 2am.

A-HA to GaGa 9pm – 2am £Free

ALL DAY 9.30am till 6am

The Worlds End Not now Bernard Djs 8 til late

The Black Lion Drive-in Fright Month

Funky Buddah BUMP N’ GRIND underground beats

23rd October

classics til late £free

£1/£2

Audio Warehouse Hijack 11-4am b41am, £5

Come along to to play or just to listen 8pm free

The Globe Hang the DJ! you get to DJ 9pm-3am £free

Belushi’s Bar Unplugged Rocket Dogs live acoustic duo

Doctor Brightons MEDICATION MONDAY Happy Hours

Honey Club The One R&B, Hip Hop & Funky house

9pm-2am, Free Entry

ALL DAY til midnight

£1/11-3am

Belushi’s Below Good Times Retro Disco party 9pm-

Duke of Norfolk Pub Quiz £1 per person 9pm £free

2am £8

Fiddler’s Elbow GAME ON! free

adv

The Black Lion Attic Monkeys 6 decades 8.30 - 3.00

Funky Buddah TRASH MONDAYS Studebt night tbc

Jam Fish Fry reggae, gospel, roots 10-2am £1/£2

£free

The Globe HapPIE Mondays A choice of pies for £3.95

Jazz Place Rock Brighton Heavy Metal 10pm – 3am

The Brunswick Yoga Lessons Yoga Lessons 9.30am £5

12pm-9pm

£2/£4

The Brunswick The Blues Corporation Unmissable blues

Hampton Music Quiz Cash prizes 8pm start,£1 ENTRY

Komedia Faulty Towers: The Dining Experience best

from the Brighton old boys! 8pm £10

Honeyclub Playground eclectic mix 11pm-3.30am

gags and a great meal 8pm

Coalition WIRED Tech house 11pm-4m £8 B4 12 more

Life Jailbait 90s Music 10.30-3am FREE b4 11pm/ £2

Komedia Afri-Can I Kick It? rare cuts and groves Studio

after

NUS

bar: 10pm £3

Cobblers Thumb Live Fiddle VS DJ 8pm free

Marlborough FREE POOL & Wii 12pm - close

Life Shameless Cheap Drinks, Live DJs, Raffle 11-3am £1

Concorde2 Devotion Andy C + Logistics + Lomax and

Marlborough Theatre BILLY BUDD 8pm £8/6

b4 1am/ £2 NUS/£3 After

Example 11-4am £10 adv

Riki Tiks Time To Awesome Figure Of Wax & J-devious

Marlborough Happy Thursdays Happy hour all night

Doctor Brightons PRE – CLUB

12pm - midnight

HOUR 1pm – 7pm till 2am

Marlborough Theatre LADY DAY AT EMERSON’S BAR

Funky Buddah THE REFLEX 80’S night £5 more after

& GRILL 8pm £8/7

12pm

Fiddler’s Elbow LIVE LOUNGE 9pm

The Hope BLACK CARROT feat. Baby Dee

Northern Lights Swing Ninjas live swing free!!

8pm £6

favourite sing along

25th October Belushi’s Bar Now That’s What I Call a Party Tunes from screen & cult

The Brunswick Open Mic The best Open Mic in Brighton.

SATURDAY HAPPY

11pm-2am £free Sidewinder Sidewinder Poker Buy in for £5

26th October

8.30 - 2.00 £free Coalition Secret Discotheque 70s/80s/90s/00s Pop

30th October

Audio Lets Kill Disco Indie night 10-2am £3/£2 (NUS)

£1/£2, Students: £2/£3, Others: £3/£4

Audio Warehouse Kill Em All - Halloween Party 11-4am

Belushi’s Bar Mods and Sods DJ playing Mod & Ska

Concorde2 The Complete Stone Roses 7.30-10pm £14

b4 1am, £5

10pm-2am, free

adv

Basement DIVINE PASSAGE: WHITE NIGHT twisted

Concorde2 Flying Lotus (LIVE) 11pm-5am £15 in adv

sexuality, gender confusion and transgressive

Doctor Brightons THIRSTY THURSDAYS Happy Hours

4am Free

Belushi’s Below Chaos

Pop/punk/Alternative 10pm-

3am £3/2 NUS The Black Lion Tuesday Club

Anything goes til late

8pm -

ALL DAY 1pm till 4am

Belushi’s Bar Unplugged Halloween - Rocket Dogs live

£free

Fiddler’s Elbow LIVE LOUNGE 9pm

acoustic duo 9pm-2am, Free Entry

The Brunswick Yoga Lessons Yoga Lessons 5.30pm £5

Funky Buddah BUMP N’ GRIND underground beats

Belushi’s Below Good Times Halloween Special Retro

The Brunswick Language Classes – Beginner Informal

£1/£2

Disco party 9pm-2am £9

Spanish class run by a full accredited tutor 7.30pm £5

The Globe Hang the DJ! you get to DJ 9pm-3am £free

The Black Lion Burnt Toast Halloween sleazy soul, filthy

The Brunswick Brighton Early Music Festival Brighton

Honey Club The One R&B, Hip Hop & Funky house

funk 8.30 - 3.00 £free

Early Music Festival 8pm £tbc

£1/11-3am

The Brunswick Yoga Lessons Yoga Lessons 9.30am £5

Coalition Youngblood Brass Band 9 piece globe-trotting

Jam Tall Ships Martlets Charity Fundraise 7-10pm £3

The Brunswick Jim Stapley Band Blues + support

riot jazzers 7.30pm-10.30pm £8 adv

Concs/£5

Coalition Freaky Deaky Halloween Party Zombie Disco

Concorde2 Rewind 80’s vs 90’s pop hits 11-3am £1/2

Jam Fish Fry reggae, gospel, roots 10-2am £1/£2

Squad 11pm-3am £8

Doctor Brightons TWISTED TUESDAY Happy Hours

Komedia Comic Boom The best rising stars of UK

Cobblers Thumb halloween fancy dress 8pm free

ALL DAY til midnight

comedy 8pm £8.50 £6.50

Concorde2 Beach Of The Dead Official After Party!

Duke of Norfolk Live Music variety of local artists 9-11pm

Life Shameless Cheap Drinks, Live DJs, Raffle 11-3am £1

5pm-8.30pm £3 adv

£free

b4 1am/ £2 NUS/£3 After

Concorde2 The End Of The World - ZOMBIE ATTACK!

Fiddler’s Elbow QUIZNESS TIME 8pm £1

Marlborough Happy Thursdays Happy hour all night

10pm - very late

The Globe Basement Cinema 8pm £free

12pm - midnight

Doctor Brightons PRE – CLUB

Honey Club MIAMI BEACH PARTY Reggaeton, R&b

Marlborough Theatre BILLY BUDD 8pm £8/6

HOUR 1pm – 7pm till 2am

10pm-3am £free

Riki Tiks Looking Sound Present ‘3D Beats’ Brighton’s

Funky Buddah THE REFLEX 80’S night £5 more after

Komedia The Mighty Diamonds reggae music 7.30pm

monthly multi projection Video Scratch & VJ night.

12pm

£12adv Standing

10pm – 3am £free

The Globe Music is the Answer eclectic selection 9-3am

Life Vice Social Student party 10-3am £3 NUS

The Victory Balcony TV Live music 8pm £free

£free

Marlborough student night Nus deals 5pm

Western Front BLINGUAL

Hampton Halloween Party Fancy dress

Marlborough Theatre BILLY BUDD 8pm £8/6

PARTY 8pm

£free

Riki Tiks Scribble Boy Com & Homeslice playing party

The Worlds End Unity hi Fi reggae, dubstep 8 til late

Honey Club Haunted Halloween Party 10.30-4am £10

LANGUAGE EXCHANGE

Hip-Hop, Funk & Breaks 10pm til 3am £free Sidewinder Open Mic Night turn up, sign up, plug in and play 8pm until late

The

29th October 11-4am b4 12pm, £5

27th October

Belushi’s Bar Muy Loco Halloween Special pop/house/

Audio Supercharged Krafty Kuts 11-2.30 £5 (NUS)

Belushi’s Below Abandoned Rock & Metal Night 10pm-

The Black Lion Fresh Acoustics Brighotn live acts 8.30

3am £3/2 NUS

- 12.30 £free

The Black Lion Attic Monkeys 5 decades 8.30 - 3.00

The

Brunswick

Language

Classes

rnb 9pm-2am Free Entry

–

Intermediate

£free

Informal Spanish class run by a full accredited tutor

The Brunswick Halloween Breakthrough Breast Cancer

7.30pm £5

Halloween charity fundraiser 7pm £5

The Brunswick Brighton Early Music Festival Brighton

Coalition The Field and Walls double headliner 7.30pm-

Early Music Festival 8pm £tbc

9pm £8 adv

Coalition ADVENURES after dark indie, 80’s, 90’s hip

Coalition Friday I’m In Love indie, funk, 60s & Electro

hop, house 10.30pm-3.30am £1

£1/£2, Students: £2/£3, Others: £3/£4

Concorde2 SWANS 7.30pm £20 adv

Concorde2 One Night Only 7-10pm £10 adv

Doctor Brightons COCKTAIL CLINIC Happy Hours ALL

Concorde2 Freebass Dawn of the Dread! 11pm - late

DAY til midnight

FREE

Fiddler’s Elbow GAME ON! free

Doctor Brightons HEADS UP It’s FRIDAY Flip and Win

The Globe Brighton Institutions 9-2am £free

till 2am

Honey Club Suck My Pop

Duke of Norfolk Chip & Friends Live Music 9-11pm £free

10.30pm-3am

Fiddler’s Elbow TFI Friday 7.30pm

info TBA

Funky Buddah DRINK, DANCE, REPEAT.

Jam 3 Daft Monkeys 7.30-10.30pm £10 adv

£3 NUS, £5

Jam Soundtracks free popcorn and more 8-2am Free

The Globe Eclectic Chair Brighton legend DJ Lamp

before 10pm/£3/4

9-3am £free

Komedia Oxjam Music Festival raise money for poverty

Honey Club I Love R&B – Halloween Party Ladies FREE

7pm £4 Standing

b4 11.30pm

Life WRT- We Run This you chose the DJ’s 11-3am Free

Jam Oxjam Oxfam Campaign £3 Concs, NUS £4/£10

before 12 / £3 NUS

Komedia Motorcity Motown, funk, soul 10.30pm £5 £7

Marlborough OPEN MIC Drink deals all night for

Komedia

performers 8.30pm - close

Brighton Jazz Club Studio Bar: 8pm £12/10

Marlborough Theatre SILVER WEDNESDAY presents

Komedia Playgroup: Halloween Special DJ Yoda 11pm

NACHO MARTIN 8.30pm £9

£18/£15adv

Marlborough Theatre BILLY BUDD 8pm £8/6

Life BIG FISH A1 Bassline, Redlight & MC Asbo 11pm-

Marlborough Theatre SILVER WEDNESDAY SILENT

4am £5

MOVIE EXPERIENCE. 8.30-10.30pm £7.50/£5.50

Marlborough Q&A (QUEER & ALTERNATIVE) DJs

Riki Tiks Voodoo in assoc. WeSC Old school hip hop,

playing Indie, electro, soul, punk 5pm - close

Soul & Funk and Broken Beats, DnB and Dubstep. 9pm

Northern Lights DJ. Tom Brain Gimme indie ROCK”

- 3am £free

Riki Tiks Sunday Takedown Sun 1st: Sunday Takedown

Sidewinder Sidewinder Garden Quiz £1 entry 8pm start.

– with DJ Mass Evil 2-4-1 Cocktails 10pm-2am £free

28th October

Sidewinder Ants in the Carpet Alcopops and Lollypops.

Audio Bastard Pop Pop/Mash-up 11-3am £2

Western Front RELEASE Funk, Indie, Alternative 9pm

Belushi’s Bar Karaoke 9pm -2am Free

- 2am.

Belushi’s Below Mutant Pop Pop/Punk/Alternative 10pm-3am £2 The Black Lion Dubrockerslive dub, Reggae, Ska, Punk,

presents

Christian

Records

Presents:

THE

The Hope So-Darn-So Scary So DJ Set

Halloween

Special - downstairs 8pm 4free Jam Fish Fry halloween special reggae, gospel, roots 10-2am £1/£2 Komedia AC/DC Night feat. Dirty DC Top AC/DC tribute 8pm £12 Standing Komedia White Night Knit Lit learn a new skill 9pm–4am Free Komedia Brighton Rock infamous rock night is back 11pm £6/£5 Life Hold Up! Indie classics 11pm-4am £5 Marlborough Cherry Pop A night of 80’s and cheesy tunes 8pm - close Marlborough Theatre Pink Fringe presents Marlboro Lights 9pm-2am £free

The Hope So-Darn-So and Beyond Retro:Special Event

BJC

Willkommen

8pm til late

CLIMBERS, Mariner’s Children and Tristram 8pm

Audio CHEW THE FAT Foamo, Reso, Warrior One

Signalman Pub Quiz 8pm £1 per head

Hope

SATURDAY HAPPY

23.00-6.00

Brewer

Quintet

8:30 ‘til close £free

Northern Lights DJ. Illson Party music mixed bag Signalman Monster Mash up 6pm - 1am £free Western Front Monster mash Halloween Funk, Indie, Alternative 9pm - 2am.

The Worlds End Ian Mackenzie ska, rock n roll 8 til late 31st October The Black Lion Halloween drive in The Exorcist 9.003.00 Concorde2 Dan Le Sac Vs Scroobius Pip

8pm-11pm

£14.50 adv Doctor Brightons HUNG OVER THERAPY Happy Hours ALL DAY til midnight Duke of Norfolk Open mic night 9pm £free Fiddler’s Elbow SHAM-ROCK OPEN MIC 8.30pm The Globe Hot-Tip Hi-Fi Early Reggae, Rocksteady and Roots Halloween special 9-2am £free Honey Club Afrodisiac electro house £2.50/£3.50 11pm3am Komedia Lout presents Bedouin Soundclash street reggae soul 8pm £10adv Standing Marlborough Sunday Roast & Chill Roasts from 12, Acoustic Sessions from 4pm Northern Lights Tensheds Boogie woogie man - Live!

Sidewinder Sunday Roast served until 8:30pm every Sunday Signalman Open Mic Night 8pm-10pm £free Western Front Live Guitarist

favourite sing along

classics 4pm – 7pm The Worlds End Halloween spooky evening 8 til late

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5 Clearly explain limits of the French penalty charge (6) 7 The novel advancement of the pilgrims (8) 9 Can’t stand still so don’t sleep as much (8) 10 No rose blooms before its expected time (6) 11 Seven shelter here despite everything else (12) 13 Statutes remove an alien having a position of authority (6) 15 South African lied about having crossed the ocean (6) 18 Give great consideration to lady taking out ad on purpose (12) 21 Credit Egyptian goddess coping with state of emergency (6) 22 Great precision with current cleric work (8) 23 Tent hire on holiday could be bad for the superstitious (8) 24 Weapons it’s said can be defeated by writers tools (6)

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